Asclepius’ vault
Jim: Hello, Feather. Can you help me? That’s the matter of great urgency, but I’m afraid I can’t handle it alone.
Task: Go through the living room in the “cache” mode.
When you enter the room, first thing you see is the vault with the sloppy red cross on the door. The painting is still fresh; you can see the paint dripping in some places.
Jim: Don’t think it’s the last of the Puppeteer’s surprises, Feather.
Jim pulls out a tape recorder out of his pocket.
Jim: Listen to it.
The Puppeteer: Greetings, Jim. You've already seen a vault like that? That time you had 24 hours to open it. I change the time limit with this one, now doctor; it’s up to you whether the situation in the house will change drastically in next sixty minutes. How do you think what’s in it, Jim? I'll give you a hint: using the content of this vault, even the most reckless rats will get an extra chance of survival.
Jim: And that’s not the end, Feather.
The tape goes on.
The Puppeteer: People trusted you with their lives for years, Jim. And in this house you’ve already became a panacea. Can you stop for a moment and give others a chance to save themselves? Don’t you think you’re too full of yourself? This vault has four levels of security. I give you one hour. Make your choice, doctor. And when you do, you can use the excess clues. Tick-tock, doctor.
Jim: It’s already 00:53 on the timer, Feather, and the clock is ticking. Look, here are a security lock, a key card slot and a voice identifier.
You completed Jim’s task. You received some points of freedom and some tokens.
Jim: If you don’t mind, we can join forces to decipher the Puppeteer’s clues and get all the keys.
